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SuccessFactors Tester

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SuccessFactors Tester for Client's Project
Location
Preston, UK – 3 days per week Onsite
Key Responsibilities
- Support execution of GSF activities for required third party integrations, working closely with GSF functional, test, and integration teams
- Coordinate and execute GSF test steps required within end-to-end business scenarios
- Support test data preparation and validation in GSF required for SIT execution
- Validate GSF configuration/data readiness ahead of planned test execution
- Support investigation and triage of defects where a potential GSF issue or dependency is identified
- Coordinate with GSF functional SMEs to progress defect analysis and resolution where specialist input is required
- Retest GSF related defects and support confirmation of successful resolution
- Track GSF test activities, issues, dependencies, and blockers and provide clear status updates to the GSF Test Manager
- Support coordination across integration activities to ensure GSF activities are completed in line with requirements and the integrated test schedule
- Maintain appropriate test evidence and ensure GSF execution/results are recorded in the agreed test management tooling
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- Ability to coordinate across functional and integration teams and independently drive assigned testing activities
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